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This resource includes four different graphic organizers to use for opinion writing. Decide which graphic organizer is right for your class or for individual students based on their abilities/learning styles. This will help students to organize their thoughts before they begin to write an opinion piece.

If you need a worksheet for Valentine's Day about figurative language, then this is for you! If you are studying figurative language, this worksheet is great to use as a Do Now, exit ticket, or can be used to help you review figurative language. It includes Valentine's Day themed examples of figurative language that students must identify. An answer key is also included!

This R.A.F.T. can be used as an assessment, extension activity, or part of a center during a geometry unit of study in math. Students demonstrate an understanding of geometry while also utilizing writing skills. This is a great way to incorporate writing across the curriculum! This also allows for differentiation and student choice.

This personal narrative editor's checklist is perfect for use in the editing and revising stages of the writing process. Students can use this checklist to edit and revise their personal narrative, and then a peer can edit and revise their personal narrative for them using the checklist.